Kaiyuan scenic spot

Open up the original Zhouxian Ancient City, Longtan Temple, provincial forest park, Nanchengzi Reservoir (Yehe Lake), Weiyuanbao Side Gate, Zhenbeiguan, Ta 'er Lake, Bingla Mountain, Chengzi, Ivory Mountain Villa, Fuyu Lake Scenic Area, Molihong Primitive Forest, Laogudong, Egret Island, Back Garden, Belle Mountain Villa and Ivory Fairy Village.

Kaiyuan has a long history and many historical sites. As early as the Neolithic Age, human beings thrived here, and it was the military center of Kanto from pre-Qin to Ming and Qing Dynasties. After the founding of New China, it belongs to Liaoning Province. 1989 Withdraw counties and set up cities. The ancient buildings of Chongshou Temple, Mosque, Longtan Temple, Bell and Drum Tower, Beacon Tower, Liubianbian, Koguryo Mountain City and other sites constitute the unique cultural landscape of Kaiyuan. Entrepreneurial talents and celebrities come forth in large numbers. Moreover, Zhao Benshan, a famous comedian, moved from the black land of Kaiyuan to the whole country. Through the first, second and third films shot by Liu Laogen and Ma Dashuai in Kaiyuan, as well as the TV series "Country Love", Kaiyuan, a beautiful small town in northern Liaoning, was presented to the national TV audience, making Kaiyuan go to the whole country and the world.

Kaiyuan city belongs to the continental climate of north temperate monsoon type. The cold period in winter lasts for 4 months, the coldest month is 65438+ 10, the average temperature is about-14.5℃, and the extreme low temperature is -35℃. Summer is very hot, usually lasting for 3 months. The hottest month is July, the average temperature is around 23℃-24℃, and the extreme high temperature is 36.5℃. The annual sunshine hours are about 2585 hours, which are longer in May and June, and shorter in 1 1 and1February. The first frost period is in late September, the last frost period is in late April, and the frost-free period is about 145- 165 days. The average annual precipitation is 678 mm, with the southwest wind in spring and summer and the north wind in autumn and winter.